
Concentric’s Afghanistan Evacuation: One-Year Later
On August 30, 2021, Concentric chartered one of the last civilian planes to leave Afghanistan before the US military fully withdrew from the country. On the flight’s manifest were 188
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On August 30, 2021, Concentric chartered one of the last civilian planes to leave Afghanistan before the US military fully withdrew from the country. On the flight’s manifest were 188

As an analyst at the Central Intelligence Agency for 15 years, I spent a great deal of time writing for the President’s Daily Brief, also known as the PDB. The

Security risks confronting online influencers and gamers have become increasingly dangerous over the past several years. This level of risk does not only confront prominent influencers but individuals looking to

In the wake of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination last week, many security professionals are left asking several key questions – how could this happen, what can we learn from

As digital security grows more sophisticated, so too do the threats to online privacy and reputational risk. For every hacker out there, there are a multitude of individuals ready to

Benefits of having a 24/7/365 Global Security Operations Center for both client and corporate support Since its formation in 2019, Concentric’s 24/7 Global Security Operations Center (GSOC) has become an

Disputes have dominated news feeds over the past several months, with global conflicts affecting many areas around the world. As we look ahead in 2022, there are several areas where

“Do you feel safe?” That was the question that kicked off Concentric’s panel at SXSW on March 12th, 2022. Concentric’s Executive Chairman, Roderick Jones, moderated the discussion with distinguished guests

When we think of insider threat, our imaginations often conjure images of an employee sneaking files out of guarded government buildings or disgruntled former workers spilling corporate secrets. Yet a